The essences of well-being: essential essential oils of spas in Europe

At the heart of the well-being rituals that make European spas renown, there is an ancestral and powerful secret: aromatherapy. True souls of plants, essential oils are the jewels of these hacks of peace, chosen for their bewitching perfumes and their therapeutic virtues. Here is an olfactory journey to discover the most popular species on the continent.

True lavender: Provencal serenity

Unquestionably queen of relaxation, the essential oil of true lavender is a signature of European spas, and particularly in France. Its floral, sweet and herbaceous scent is an immediate invitation to relaxation. Recognized for its calming and soothing properties, it is the perfect ally to fight against stress, anxiety and sleep disorders. Disposed in the air, integrated into a massage oil or a relaxing bath, lavender is a pillar of well-being.

Eucalyptus: a breath of Nordic freshness

Evoking the Scandinavian forests and invigorating steam baths, eucalyptus essential oil is popular for its respiratory virtues. Its fresh, powerful and camphor fragrance helps to clear the airways, making it a choice of predilection in the saunas, hammams and inhalation rooms. In massage, it is also appreciated to relieve muscle tensions and aches.

Italian citrus fruits: a zest of vitality

Sweet orange, lemon and bergamot, full of Mediterranean sun, bring a touch of cheerfulness and dynamism to SPA care. Their fruity and tangy perfumes are known to improve mood and fight gloom. These essential oils are also equipped with purifying and detoxifying properties for the skin, which makes them ideal for body wraps and facials aimed at restoring the complexion.

Ylang-ylang: the flower of sensuality

Originally from tropical regions, Ylang-Ylang has won European spas thanks to its exotic, floral and powerful fragrance. This essence is famous for its relaxing and harmonizing virtues on the nervous system. It is often used in couple rituals or sensuality and letting go, inviting a deep feeling of inner peace and well-being.

Rosemary: the tonic of the garrigue

Emblematic grass of the Mediterranean basin, rosemary offers an essential oil with fresh and herbaceous scent, particularly appreciated for its invigorating and stimulating properties. In aromatherapy, it is used to improve concentration and fight fatigue. In skin application, diluted in a vegetable oil, it is excellent for preparing muscles for effort or to relieve joint pain and rheumatism.

Peppermint: a revitalizing cold wave

Recognized for its "whipping" effect, peppermint essential oil is a must for spas for its refreshing and analgesic properties. A drop on the temples can help relieve the headache, while in massage on the legs, it provides a pleasant feeling of lightness. Its intense and Mentholé scent is a powerful stimulant, ideal for finding energy.

These essences, true treasures of nature, are at the heart of the sensory experience offered by spas in Europe. Their rigorous selection and their use controlled by professionals allow you to create tailor-made care, meeting the specific needs of each customer in search of relaxation, vitality or harmony.